The Homes of the New World: Impressions of America, 第 1 卷Johnson Reprint, 1968 |
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第 143 頁
... woman's heart to value her own and her child's physical frame , to understand them aright , and to estimate them aright , it was because their destination was lofty , because they are the habitations of the soul and the temples of God ...
... woman's heart to value her own and her child's physical frame , to understand them aright , and to estimate them aright , it was because their destination was lofty , because they are the habitations of the soul and the temples of God ...
第 190 頁
... woman which is infinitely becoming to him . In every woman he respects his own mother . In the same way it appeared to me that the ideal of the woman of America , of the woman of the New World , is , independence in character ...
... woman which is infinitely becoming to him . In every woman he respects his own mother . In the same way it appeared to me that the ideal of the woman of America , of the woman of the New World , is , independence in character ...
第 432 頁
... woman in all ages , beyond which none higher could be found . When , however , the lecture was ended , Lucretia Mott rose , and said , " Friend Dana , I consider that thou art wrong in thy representation of what woman ought to be , and ...
... woman in all ages , beyond which none higher could be found . When , however , the lecture was ended , Lucretia Mott rose , and said , " Friend Dana , I consider that thou art wrong in thy representation of what woman ought to be , and ...
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